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September, 4th 2019
10th anniversary of Enzymicals AG
Officially founded on the 27.08.2009, Enzymicals has now celebrated its 10th anniversary. Over the course of our festive event, the successful establishment of a profitable company in the field of industrial biocatalysis was recognized. >More

August, 26th 2019
Start of construction of the Center for Life Science and Plasma Technology
After several years of intensive planning, the construction of the "Center for Life Science and Plasma Technology" with a usable area of around 5,500 m² is now beginning in Greifswald. This will create the space required for the further expansion of the laboratory and production capacities of the resident Enzymicals AG directly on the inner courtyard of the BioTechnikum. >More

June, 12nd 2019
Enzymicals expand its online access to its products and services via Science Exchange.
Science Exchange, the online marketplace for outsourced scientific services has approved Enzymicals AG as supplier. The world’s largest life sciences companies often turn to established marketplaces to assess and contact suppliers of research services. If your company uses Science Exchange to contract research service providers, the now existing agreement that be applied to any company. This speed’s-up the process of project initiation and implementation.
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May, 9nd 2019
Enzymicals AG earns Scientist.com approved supplier status
Enzymicals AG was recently designated as an approved supplier by one of the most trusted marketplaces in the life science industry. For over a decade Scientist.com is a B2B marketplace that’s convey scientific research by connecting buyers and sellers of research services. That allows scientists to find and order Enzymicals research and development services through pre-negotiated legal terms that mutually protect confidentiality and IP.
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April, 17th 2019
The H2020 project CarbaZymes has been successfully completed. The international, multidisciplinary consortium consisted of 14 companies and research institutes from 5 countries. In Focus of the project, which got a funding of € 8.3 million from the EU, was the enzymatic pathway for the formation of carbon-carbon bonds. Enzymicals task was the optimization and the scale up of selected processes. The newly released video on YouTube gives a good impression of this project. More

March, 22nd 2019
The Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) is providing up to 15 million euros in the next five years to support the bio-based structural change planned for Vorpommern by the Plant³ consortium. Enzymicals is a member of the Application Consortium which consists of over 60 companies, associations, farmers, public authorities, universities and research institutes. The collaboration project aims to establish the refinement of plant-based raw materials as the motor of change in eastern Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.>More

February, 27th 2019
From now on abcr GmbH will handle the entire ordering process for the Enzymicals catalog products. This includes the preparation of offers, order confirmations, shipping and invoicing. In any case, customers receive original Enzymicals products and Enzymicals remains the contact for all application and scientific questions.> More

Meet our cooperation partner abcr GmbH at selected fairs/conferences

February, 14th 2019

Enzymicals was nominated by Harry Glawe, Minister of Economy, Labor and Health in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, for “Großer Preis des Mittelstandes” one of the most important awards for small and medium sized enterprises in Germany. The nomination is a great acknowledgement to the small Greifswald based company which is specialized in the development of chemo-enzymatic processes. >More

November, 22nd 2018
Enzymicals list of public case study’s reach number 40. Partners from Graz, Delft and Greifswald combined photo‐organo redox catalysis and biocatalysis to achieve asymmetric C–H bond functionalization of simple alkane starting materials. The light‐driven reaction with asymmetric enzymatic functionalization’s yield chiral hydroxynitriles, amines, acyloins and α‐chiral ketones with up to 99% ee. DOI: 10.1002/ejoc.201801692

Great collaboration, great science!

September, 13th 2018
At the Annual ProcessNet Annual Meeting and the 33rd Annual GECHEMA Biotechnology Conference 2018 from 10th to 13th September 2018, Dr. Ing. Jan von Langermann, University of Rostock, presented the joint research results on "In situ product crystallization for equilibrium shift in selected amine transaminase-catalyzed reactions" (DOI: 10.1002/cite.201855280).

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